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In this month's K2 Tech Update, our feature articles are Is 2016 Your Year of Upgrade? and Thomson Reuters Publishes Comprehensive Guide to Help Practitioners Advise Victims of Tax Identity Theft.

Our News section reports on the State of Bookkeeping Survey Opened by Bill.com

and SouthWare Innovations Joining Open Systems.

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Our Technology Tip this month is Constructing Waterfall Charts In Excel 2016. You have the option of reading the article or watching the step by step instructions on our YouTube channel.

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FEATURE ARTICLES

Is 2016 Your Year of Upgrade?

The New Year is here and from a technology perspective, you may be deep in the throes of setting strategies and making decisions that will impact operations for years to come. As part of this decision-making process, three considerations that you should address include: 1) upgrading to Windows 10, 2) migrating to Office 2016 (including Office 365), and 3) moving to Adobe Acrobat DC. In this article, we explore the merits of whether 2016 should be your year of upgrade, with respect to these three tools.

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Thomson Reuters Publishes Comprehensive Guide To Help Practitioners Advise Victims of Tax Identity Theft

To help tax professionals provide the bestadvice, counsel and services to clients who are victims of tax-related identity theft, ThomsonReuters has announced PPC's Guide to Tax-RelatedIdentity Theft. This all-in-one resource covers all aspects of identity theft, from verification to monitoring and alerting the appropriate agencies and authorities, to help practitioners act confidently and decisively on behalf of clients in what is often a highly emotional situation.